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And then if that's what you want, you can have it.

It's like you can that was sort of what I wanted.

I don't know if discovery is the right word, but I guess to some extent that summer I was like, oh, I just said I wanted it.

Now I have it.

I'm like, oh, no one told me I could just have whatever I wanted at age 47.

Like, this is fantastic.

Right.

I mean, as much as real life allows, right?

I'm capturing there five weeks.

I mean, I'm enjoying myself quite a lot right at the moment.

But like, as everyone knows, after they've been alive for a certain amount of time, the trajectory of first, second, third act, happy ending in life, it's more like you go through periods where nothing's working in your favor, and you're working too much.

And like, maybe you have ill family members and

You don't see anybody.

And then you go through phases where you're just like, oh my God, I have just had weeks of just nonstop enjoyment.

And I think the thing is you just sort of recognize that neither of these things will last forever.

I'm not permanently in a place of nonstop cheese eating and nudity.

but but I do have like phases where that is the primary occupation and I just sort of I'm like who benefits from my feeling bad and I'll tell you Vogue subscriptions or the makeup counter or the cosmetic surgeons are the ones I'm not making money off of feeling bad if someone paid me to feel bad I'd feel bad if you would give me health benefits to feel bad all the time I might consider it but I don't feel right I'm not gonna feel bad what do I have to feel bad about

This is so much fun.

Thank you.